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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-08
THE ELECTION DISPUTED.
A Question AZ to who l. RightfuiIy Mr.,
SpeIdel's Succoxsur ~ A,T

speidePa Successor. iaE
I tits quite probable that at the regular
meeting Of Council to be held next Tues.
day evening. an interentinR question will
be sprung. twill be remembered that at
the special meeting held last Tuesday the
resignation Of Mr.. Joseph speidel, 90 a
member Of the Board Of Police and Fire
Commissioners was accepted and Council al
once went into joint gesaion 10 elect sue.
cessor. Mr.. Mr.. r. Wolff was declared
elected by Mayor seabright, the clerku re-.
porting that Mr.. Wolff had 10 yotep TO II
votes cast for DR.. J. Il. Pipes. But one
ballot was had; at the start there were
four candidatee nominated.Messrs. Hugo
Leos and Chariea Menkemiller In addition
10 the two named. The rolls OF the two
branches had scarcely been called when
the members commenced TO change. A
majority Of the Democrats believing that
MI. Wolf was q caucus NOMINEES, voted
Tor the Eighth ward Republican, DR..
Pipes. The changes poured In very
fast At last they stopped and the
clerks after figuring a second,
handed up the result announced. They
did not read the rolls back no corrected, q
TACT that was commented on at the time.
Had this been done tho members would
hive known how they we're recorded, .
The following morning MIR. Cruise saw
In the paper that he was reported voting
for -Wold. lie claims that when he
changed, 1t was 10 Pipes. Ifthat was tho case
the vote was a tie and there was no elcc.
ton. It 10 said the matter will be brouph,
up Tuesday night. Mr.. VOLTS friends
say that he has four voteu that were no,
there the other night, $500 : y
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia

Accidents md Incilcnts In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
A fyo.year-old child OF William Grimes
living near Taylorstown, was severely
scalded by falling into kettle OF boilins
water. Death was the result Of It's in.
juries. -
Ex.State Senator Scott, Of Petersburg
who al Tow days since while on his way &c
Washington, was obliged to leave the
train at Terra Alta, having become yery
Ill, has so far recovered IS to be- able ia
reach his home. -
Nathan Kiger and John Fleming, o,
Morgantown, two popular young men
who for eeveral seasons past havo been
favorite members OF the Rough and
Ready base ball club Of that place, which
has been generally acknowledged as the
crack amateur club Of this State, have
been engaged for this season by the club
at Emporis, Kansas, at salary Of SIS per
month and expenses. =
A young fellow named frank Dolmau
fatally beat his mother, an aged woman.
at her home in Mason county, one night
this week. He went home at a very late
hour. His mother had retired, but got up
to admit him, and after he had entered
the house 1ebuked him mildly for his late
return. He then picked up billet OF
wood and struck the old lady three times
on the head, knocking her senseless.
Alter ehe had fallen he struck her again,
Uttering some expression indicative Of his
release from parental rebukes he left the
house. Since then he has been arrested.
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A STARTLING STORY.
Mns. HAMILTON D1oos ALIVE,
Tho West Liberty Suicide REEVES After
Being OnieiAliy Pronounced Dead, and
Laid on tho Cooling hoard Still Alive X
Last Night, but Very Weak.

In yesterday mornings issue there ap.
pearcd an account Of sensational suicide
that had been committed at West Liberty,
this county, Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Ham BiggS had cut her throat from ear 10
ear, and, rs supposed, had died almost i'm.
mediately alterward. Naturally this oc.
currence caused a very unusual excitement
In the quiet little country place, where
such happenings very seldom take place.
But the sensational turn the case took q
fow hours after the suicide discounted
very largely the first excitement. :
While the people were still dlecusainp
tho sad nulcide, they were startled by
a report to the effect that Mrs. Bjggs was
still living. AT first tho report was not
even credited, as the body Of the woman
WAS known to have beon turned over ia
the undertaken, who had been summoned,
but inquiries being made developed the
fact that tho report was true. Mrs. Bicgs'
body had been laid out on the undertak.
er's cooling board and had been there 10,
some time, when 1t was thought that signs
Of lie were to be detected.
A phyelcian was sent for and he on OK.
animation found that there was still lie,
lie Joined the severed wind-pipe and
sewed up the gaping wound in the throat.
Restorat!ves were applied and shortly
after the woman began to talk, asking the
first thing for her husband and daughter.
1t will be remembered thatit was reported
that It was on account Of family troubles
that she cut her throat.
She rested easily Wednesday night and
took nourishment yesterday morning, but
the last reports were that the chances
were against her recovery. The loss OF
blood WIS very large. leaving her in a
greatly weakened condition.
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THE PENN MUTUAL.
Tho Part Building Associations FIJI In this
Locality.

Tho Part building Associations Fill In this
Locality.
The Directors Of the new Penn Mutual
Building Association organized last even
ing by electing Charles H. Berry Presi.
dent; R. ]. smyth, Vice President; Chas,
W. Conner, Secretary; VIM. G. Wilkin.
son, Treasurer; W. ]. ". Cowden, Solici.
tor. A large subscription to the stock was
made at the weekly meeting. The per.
sons taking stock are largely those who
have never been connected with these az.
aociatione. All this goes to prove that the
boom" is growing and will spread as The
season advances and new houses 70 IN
and old ones put on repairs largely by
money loaned from these popular institu.
tions. Comparatively few OF the busy
business men are aware Of the large
amount OF capital deposited weekly in
building associations in the city. Atieast
quarter Of q million yearly pass through
their treasury. Who dsrea to cay that
Wheeling is not booming, when her labor
ing classes can deposit some Of their
weakly earnings and lay up q fund for a
rainy day, or better than that, buy a nice
home and become settled and fixed part
OF tho Commuuity.
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CONSOLIDATING THE oils.
mhunhay Thursday Services mt the Cattle.
,lrnl ynstar.l.r

Mnunlay Thursday Services Mt tho Catl,e.
drnl Yesterday. =
Yesterday morning, the services in the
Cathedral, which lasted nearly oil morn.
ing, were unusually interesting and were
witnessed by a very large congregation.
The Bishop commenced the Pontificsl
Mass promptly at $3.50 A. Nj, 1T. Rev.
Mgr. Sullivan being assistant priest, Reys,
Father keleher, OF Grafton, and Mullen
Of Wheslipg, deacons Of honor, Y, Rev
Father Park, Of lit. do Chantal, deacon Of
the mass, and Father Olivier, OF Clarks.
burg, sub.deacon. There were over
twenty priests in the sanctuary. During
the mass the oils used in the administers.
ton OF the sacramento were consecrsted.
The Repository, in which the Blessed
Sacrament ia keot during these three lsat
days OF Holy Week, is very beautiful,
Last evening the Rev. Father Keleher
preached very instructive eermon on the
insti.ution OF the Holy Eucharist. The
Bishop preached at night in St. Msry's
Church, South Wheeling. To-day there
will be services in the Cathedral at o A.
81. and at ESQ and 7:30 p. NJ. Father
Mullen breaches tonight.
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Prominent People Married. ID enths.. Cl,urcl


Prominent People 1larrlcd. u enths-. Cllurcl
Removal.
II. L. Hartenstein, OF Dayton, was IL
town yesterday. He is q real estate agen,
there.
NJ. Gordon, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
ticket agent, has been on the sick list for &
few days.
| Tho W. W. W. Society of the Episcopa
Church met last night ut the home o.
John Runyon.
William Reed. OF the First ward, nearly
seventy years OF age, died yesterday Of
typhoid pneumonia.
David Forbes, the plumber, whose sud.
den death WIS announced "Wednesday.
was buried yesterday.
Miss Marie Battelle's class gave musi.
cal entertainment To friends last night al
the Choral Society's hall.
The paper hangers have combined and
organized, and the first move is to raise
the price for their work % per cent.
Charles Crosby yesterday had a foot
amputated, on account OF an injury 70.
ceived some days ago in sullivan's coal
bank.
The Board Of Examiners located here TO
examine applicants Tor pensions, has most
OF the business for this section OF the coun.
try to act upon.
Some OF those who should have attach.
menls to the sewers have not vet made
them, and themselves md their tenants
are using the alleys for covers.
Another wedding is announced for the
l4th inst.-Mr. Elmer Beaver and Miss
Annie Mcclellan. Several other weddings
arc expected in the very near future. o
Mrs. Herman Long, who died Wednes.
day at her home on Gravel Hill, OF cou.
sumption, will DO buried at Sistersyilie
ta'day. The funeral went down on the
Courier yesterday.
The railroad freight Offices here have
little time for anything but trying to ar.
range matters under the Interstate Com.
marde law, and clippers nre almost totally
at ara with regard both to rates and
through bills Of lading.
The Second Presbyterian church, which
is OF the extreme upper end OF Gravel Hill.
will be moved to 3 lot near Robinson's
drug stores lot bought last week at pub.
lie sale in tho names OF W. q. Barnard
and tho two Misscs Cummius.
Mr.. A. J. Norton, City Engineer, and
Miss Nellie lloge were married yesterday
noon ct tho home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Il. q. lloee, on Thirty.6ith street,
Only Il few relatives and friends were
present. Alter dinner the couple left for
VISIT to various places in Pennsylvania
Mr.. Henry Lippel and Miss Hattie Sou.
neborn we're married Wednesday evening
at the Globe llonss. Rev, j, l., Eisman'
OF Cumberland, Md, performed the core.
mony. The couple left for Cumberland
yesterday morning. The supper was
served ut the Globe House and large
number Of guests were present, whilo
several scores Of congratulatory telcgrams
were received from friends elsewhe
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
hfr. William |. Foreman, OF Tyler coun.
ty was up yesterday.
Miss Bertha Bcall, OF this city, is whiting
friends in St. Clairsville.
Miss Maggie Masicr, OF this city, is the
CUES: Of Moundsville friends.
Hon. John A. Campbell, the we'll known
New Cumberland lawyer, ia in the city.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Will II. Ramr
has purchased house in Point Pleasant
Senator J. B. Sommerville, OF Wells
burg, was registered at the st. James yes.
terday.
Mrs. Rev. ]. Brenenstuhl, OF Stenben
vile, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Miller, on the Island.
Alr. ]. Howard Holt, a well known ct.
torrey OF MoundsvilIc, was guest ut the
Howell Houpc )ast night.
Mr.. l.. lInlBey Williams, OF Pittsburgh
secretary OF the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company, WAS in the city yesterday.
Professor Hammond, of the Fourth
ward school, and Mrs. Hammond were
Waiting friends in Steubenvillo yesterday
Mr. A. II. IIoyg, Of New York, q large
lamp manufacturer, 10 ct tho Stamul
House and will remain here over Sunday
Col. George W. Thompron, tho energetic
come up from rarEeraburg Tor q short
time yesterday.
Captain John Mcl.ura md his non
Thomas we're in Morgantown yesterday
attending the funeral Of the late L. G.
Lazier, his brother-in.law.
Miss H",ta Woods, an es.imab!e youn,
lady OF Wheeling Island. ia the guest Of
her cousin, MisB Lucy Woods, Of Rose
Hill, this week.-Btlunr Tribune.
Hon. Geo. ". Atkinson delivered one
Of the best temperance lectures ever hoard
| in Martins Ferry at tho Lafayette Hall on
Friday Observation-Disclosures Ferry Ncm.
Ex.Mayor and Mss, a. G. Egerley on
Wednesday night entertained at their
pleasant home on Chaplino Btreot large
number Of their intimate frienda. Pro.
gfessive eucher wa the main feature Of
the cyening'a ieativities. Choice refresh.
nen,B were served a. u suitable hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. kelsey Hall have given
up the roons they have been occupying
nj the stamln Honse and COMO to houBe.
keeping In tho house on Ohopline street,
that has been occupied by Maj or U. W.
Ftarzhei,n, who han removed to tho houae
on Eouth Front street, Island, formerly
occupied by tho late Thomas Hughes,
which ho recently purchaAcd.
Dr. W. L. Htn'horH, formerly in largo
practice in Mi!dlcbournc, Tyler county,
and we'll known Throughout tho State, haN
come to Bettle in Wheeling, having taken
- llonno on Jacob street SECOND door north
OF Fortioth. DR.. Staihnru will DO nm
acquisition to the community. Ilu fam.
lily viii join him ahortly. llo settles here
because no believes in Wheeling.
m ,iau 81 Iapnhu NJ ptvtInu uipiln,n op
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sing" OF tho Water and Movomcuta OF III,
l!"nta.
Tho Scotia passed. up yesterday on hc,
way from Cincinnati.
The Scout is doing some dre,lpinu II,
aear Sewioklsy. Leo Anahuliz 10 her blot
Tho Relief Towhoat Company Of New
Cumberland will have new steamer buil
hero.
The river was rising at this point Ia,,
evening, with depth Of 4 feot In the
channel.
Capt. John NJ. Sweeney OF the wall.
known steamboat building firm, of Syeo.
ney y Son, Of this city, has recently beuu
granted a patent.right by tho Government
Tor n ruddcr for boats. :. II IL claimpJ
that tho natent rudaer Ia great improve.
ment md facilitates steering to a large
degree.
The Lopia A. Shirley IL duo from Gin.
oInnali to-day, Tor which point she will
leave OH hOr return trip tomorrow after.
noon at 3 o'clock. OltSer Charlie Reeves,
Of tlia city, 10 s.ill chief clerk on this
popular nteamer and ho knowB how 10
make It popular for all who come IN cou.
tact with him. Tho stoamer pJsseHsuu
ample accommodations. :.
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MOUSDSyILLE TO BOOM,
Natural Gas to be Piped from tho II,
Craig Well

Natural Gas to be Piped from tho new
Craig Well.
The lSTELLIGEScER yesterday announced
the incorporation OF natural gas com.
pany to pipe gas to Moundsville from the
newly developed gas territory about two
mies from that city. The town is already
enjoying an incipient boom. For instance,
an offer was yesterday made OF $500 per
acre for 8 field lying on the B. 4 o. road
belonging to the Thompson estate, and
was refused. Several other real estate
deals we're mentioned In presence of a
reporter yesterday, showing that there are
thoee who ace in the future a new era of
prosperity Tor the town.
The present owners OF the kloman mill
property gay that when gaa is piped to
the town the mill will be started up. II
is valuable property. When the price
OF caal was four cents q bushel at the mill.
il was operated at considerable profit.
It is finely built mill, with twelve fur
nsces, and located 30 that its product can
be loaded on boats without any hauling.
Coal could now be purchased much
cheaper than before and tho mill conld
now be operated on muck iron at a profit
even without gas. The Penitentiary will
adopt the gas rs fuel, and tho three
tiourishing Hour mills are anxious to have
it put in. The present fuel bill at the
penitentiary is about s2,400 per annum.
The kloman mill in operation means in
the neighborhood Of II 100 paid out eyery
two weeks; an influx Of population, and
q considerable incentive on tho upward
grada at ouce. With gas 20 cheap IA IL
can be proiitsbly furnished by piping but
two miles, doubtless many new industries
will spring up. With two railroads and
tho river and plenty Of lind at reasonable
prices, Moundsvilie has good basis ior
boom.
The well near the new g9s well, in
which oil waB struck last July, ia produc.
ing eight barrels Of oil o day, and has
been ever since i: came In.
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i Good Show Coming.

The attraction at the Grand next week
will BIO "Grogan's Elevation. Of which
the New York Word! Of n recent date says
"Grogan's Elevation" Sheehau and
Coyne's new comedy, opened last night to
standing room only. The comedy Is With.
out doubt the tunnieat ws have over seen,
sbantytown by moonlight is natural from
tho rockn OF the poor people in Harlem.
Sheehan aud Coyne keep the audience in
continual laughter, John sheehun's ming,
ing being special feature.
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A stranger from Pittsburgh was locked
up by Officer Dunlap last night, being
found drunk on Chapline street. lie re-.
fused to give his name, but said no had
como here to open faro bank, and pro.
tested againat being locked up, az no had
no time to lose. le is one OF about q
score OF Pittsburgh crooks, gamblers and
oil sor 9 OF "hy" folk who arrived yester-
day, being driven out by the energy olthe
new Mayors police.
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County bonds Sold-Gluss House Striko,
Arm cut of,

S"""sJ Sb"-"lu" StflkO,
Arm cut OF,
An entertainment for the benefit Of the
Sabbath achoot ut lthni's was given last
night anu was in every way successful.
The County Commissioners sold yester.
day $4,000 Of s per cent bonds at S25
premium. They propose to have the new
court houae ready Tor occupancy for tho
fall term OF court.
Tho now Bridgeport glass works has i,s
iirst ntrike on. Two boys refused longer
TO work for the wages they were receiving
and hired two Substitutes. Therefore ali
tho other boys went out, and the works
stopped.
Pat Leonard, tho old man hurt by iall
from tho Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
trostio three weekB ngo, injuring his lett
arm hovorely, took on unfavorahle symp.
toms early thin week, which neoossitatG,l
ito amputation near the shoulder yester-
day.
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Last Wednesday evening about S
O'Clock, two men named Miller and Ste.
!voue, employed with number OF others
in arohing tunnel No. ?, on the Baltimore
@phio road, near West Alexander, be.
camo involved in quarrel. Hard words
we're exchanged until suddenly Stevens
struck Miller over the head with a shovel,
An ugly cash about four inches long was
cut just above the right ear. Stevens was
arrested by Constable Alexander and ar
raisned before Squire Power, who fined
him $40 and costs aud sentenced him to
thirty days in the county Jail at Washing.
tnn n
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ONE WEEK ONLY!

For the benefit OF our many patrons
we have rented The room formerly occu
pied by Martin T!iorn,on's Restaurant
and will continue for one week only IL
dispose of the balance Of our stock nj
prices i8mer than ever.
WHEELING Cl0THISH CO.,
1896 Market Street.
J. BRilLES, Manager.
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DENTIST.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK ~ co,

Wanted -l'nrtECr in Blacksmith 5A07,
Wanted --steAogFaphct and Typewriter.
Northumberland tnrm Hand.
Money % INn-J, u. IIcrvty.
WAnted-tcverAl ',!rls nj 81. jams Hotel.
White Mountain Ice Cream Fuczcr.
Var! Naturalization Army.
For kcnl and Fer sAle-- Zeal Es,A,c-JAmc, A.
Hcury, Agent
Boys Giothng- n. GuImrn 4 CO. Fourth page
keymnnu bcwluH Company I!oCk Bcer-f0uE.t
page,
For observation-disclosures shIrley-Four,h page
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The colored hotel walters at the st.
James hotel, struck yesterday. Ny. Nor.
ton saya he Ia not At oil sorry, as thia
gives him chance to Introduce q reform
which he has long contemplatod-uamsly
young women as walters. lie expepts TO
have q full force on to-day, and promises
an improvement.
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\ Hotel Cl,,Il,rO,

John McGlonigal, who has boon mana.
ging the elegant Hotel Rntfnor 1T Oharlca,
ton uinco II was opened, has resigned and
Frank Weaver, who waB In tho house as
chicl clerk, has boon appointed to the po.
aitlon made vacant,
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WE have Just received II full line of
SPRING OIENCOAllNliS, and are In
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties In
Spring SnitiEgs.
Also, on hand IL handsome line OF Neck.
Nenr and ticntlcmcn's Furnishing Goods,
G. HESS d SONS,
30. 1891 Market Street.
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featcsdAy Mosnra. Donaldson, LOWS 4
Co., the well known carriage builders of
this city, ahipped to Idaho Springs, Color.
ado, an opon twopeatNd surrey, built In
their works hore. Ono day this week
thoy alHo ahippcd handsome carriage OF
thnir own manufacture to knnaau Uity.
Thns do tho products Of Wheoling'a skill
and entcrpriso carry lor nnu,e 10 tho fonr
quarters Of tho heavens.
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The municipal election Was held in
Huntington yesterday. There was an nm.
usual interest shown and a large vote
polled. The poll was 80 large and so
much scratching was done that the count
cannot be completed till to-day.
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are made out Of solid leather, box tip,
high cut, low, broad heels, and are une1-
celled for wear, and We offer them at a
price within the reach OF all, Sl0O to II. 80
per pair, according to e:ze. Call and sec
them. J. W. AMlck,
1143 Main Strpat
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IntiiGntinnH.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 8,-For Wcot
Virginia and WeHtern PonnBy lvania, fair,
slightly warmer weather, winds shifting to
aoutherly.
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Az reported by Christisn sciInepf, drug.
gia, Opera Honge corner. ycstcrday:
TAR, gA.x. I'm. 8P.a. 7rx.
l39 J0' 81 Is JG'
Ixnuthtr-(lpAf
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1inta, Cnps and Gents Furnishing Good,
IIa,.

opening.
We have removed 10 our now room, No
Al Twelfte street, and cordially invit,
tho pnblicto ni.ond our Saturday Opening
we have a new and complete stock OF al
the best and mos! styluh HATS, Oapo ant
Gents Furnishing Goods, which is worth,
oil yonr special attention.
NonlE BoRs.,
No A Twelfth street.
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The magical effect Of Red Star Cough
Cure ia truly wonderful. No poisons. Is
ceute. ~
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SKATING CARNIVAL at the Alhambra
rink Friday night.
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SHORT PANT SUITS

In New and Stylish Shapes,
in all Colors and Fabrics,
Nothing like them In the city
Tor the money we are selling
them at.
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Ha'palna in Dry GoodH ut l.. 3. Good x Coz

niphi.
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DoS'r fail to attend Noble Bros Satur.
day opening.
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To use 81. Jacobs Oh argues walom, IA
1t IL the only remedy which conluern pRiD.